Early Interphase: Early interphase is when the cell caries out its normal function.

 

Late Interphase: Late Interphase is when the DNA duplicates and makes perfect copies of itself and unzips with an enzyme’s help

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Prophase: The Prophase is when Spindle fibres form  and the nucleus disappears. Sister chromosomes  are formed and the spindle fibres attach to them

 

 

 

Metaphase: The chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell

 

 

Anaphase: The sister chromosomes get pulled to opposite ends of the cell by the spindle fibres.

 

 

Telophase: The spindle fibres disappear and new nuclear membranes form around the two different sets of chromosomes

 

 

Cytokinesis: The nuclei separate into two separate daughter cells